Apparently speaking, thousands of Nigerian youths are holding candle light procession in remembrance of those that have been killed by men of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS).

According to statistics, no fewer than 50 people have fallen victim of police brutality in Nigeria.

The candle procession is holding at Alausa, Lekki, other parts of Lagos state and in Port Harcourt, Rivers state.

Nigerian celebrities are also in attendance at the candle light procession in honor of fallen heroes.

Ever since this #EndSARS protest started, the Nigerian youths have been relentless, fierce and determined to putting an end to police brutality in Nigeria.

Despite the Inspector General of Police announcement that SARS has been dissolved, the protest has not still ended.

Of all the places the protest is ongoing, Lagos state happens to be the most hit.

The over there is 24 hours (Morning and Night).

The protest has since been eventful with support coming from left, right and center. Food, drinks and other welfarism are in surplus for the protesters.

The most mind-blowing part is that the organization, levelheadedness, decorum, orderliness, resilience, thoughtfulness and altruism of this protesters is topnotch.